(electromagnetism) The angular frequency of the Larmor precession, equal in esu (electrostatic units) to the negative of a particle's charge times the magnetic induction divided by the product of twice the particle's mass and the speed of light.
Larmor frequency
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(′lär·mör ′frē·kwən·sē)
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